From the side of the bottle:
We submit to you this imperial Cadcadian Dark Ale.  A black elixir of malt and hop goodness.  Forget the craziness of the fall and fear not as the dark days approach.
...and also:
The process of delving into the black abyss is to me the keenest form of inspiration."
                                -- HP Lovecraft
We've past the winter solstice (hooray!), but things in Portland are still pretty dark and dim this time of year, where the sun rises at 8:00 AM and promptly sets eight hours later; where the night devours us and nothing but bleak darkness can be seen all around us.  Or something like that.  Whatever, let's drink some beer.
I actually avoided this beer for months because I haven't been super-into black IPA/CDAs lately.  I loved the 
first one I ever tried, but have progressively found them to be pretty 
hit or miss.  The style itself seems pretty varied and ill-defined... is it dark?  Does it have some hops presence still, though?  Call it a CDA.  Or a Black IPA.  Or an India Black Ale.  Or... I digress.
Okay, let's get to the point already: Black Friday Beer is awesome.  It's one of the best Cascadian Dark Ales I've ever had, actually.  Very smooth, roasty, creamy, and yet still aggressively hoppy.  A much bigger flavor-punch than I've seen in most CDAs, which was quite welcome.
Can Gigantic do no wrong?  It's certainly starting to seem that way...